Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-02

inc. and the old year was given farewell
ana the new year was ,Electcd. both with the
music of the dance. The Philharmonic or
chestra furnished music that never was ex-
celled and Lindsay spread banquet in. the
hall that was all that could be desired
Among those in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs David Wise, DIR. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr.
and Mrs; }. Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs
Ike" Wise, Mr. and Mrs.. Alderman, Miss
Friend, Miss lieberman, Miss Frank, Miss
l.owman Miss Lowenstinc, of Cincinnati; !;
Miss Lyman. MIR. Henry Mayer and Charles
Oppenheimer, Mr. l.. ii. Lyman, Mr.. Lieber-
man.
Over one hundred ladies received at the Y.
NJ {. A. rooms yesterday from 2 to p.
M, and it is needless TO add that host of
young men and older citizens awaited thcm-
selves of Tho opportunity by calling and par
taking of the hospitality OF the association
rooms that was open to all.
!. The Lay eta club reception and bali,
the reception In the afternoon and the
ball in the evening was one of the New
Years features of great interest, and all was
an entire success. The LaNeta club held
Temple hall for both receptions and the ball
following.
The next meeting of the ChautauQua
Literary and Scientific circle WILL be
Christian association on q street on
the evening of January s. The growth
of the circle has been so steady since
Its opening year that for several meetings the
rooms at the state superintendents Office,
where the meetings have heretofore been
held have proven inadequate and hence the
change in location. which to many Will be
much more central than the former place and
to q correspondence degree Will be appreciated.
The Pleasant Hour club danced away the
evening of "Wednesday last in a happy man
ner, the nights entertainment closing with a
banquet at the Union league. 1t was one OF
the most enjoyable club dances Of the season.
The Naiad Queen, participated in by over
three hundred children and some of the city's
best vocalistS, had large audience at the
Funke opera house last night and gave q
splendid presentation of the operatta. "A
lag Baby" is the next standard play booked
for the Funke Tuesday evening.
Charles 5. Biles. of Bismarck, OAK, Is
visiting Lincoln friends during the holidays
MIR. ana Mrs. W illiam Trumbul have gone
to the Pacific coast for the midwinter months.
Paymaster L. L.. Baker, of the regular
army at Leavenworth, was guest of L. NJ.
Cook the first of the week.
Mrs. Il. M Boston, of Eau Claire, Wis, is
one of the visitors from abroad in Lincoln
during the holiday week.
Mrs. +. L. JenneSSe, of Lansing, Mich, is
visiting with relatives in Lincoln for the
holiday week.
j ii. Easterday, of McCoOli, a former Lin.
coin boy, is visiting In the city.
Miss Reeme and Miss Kelley were home in
LINCOLN after Christmas visit to Chicago.
w, L: Stewart and wife, who visited
friends in TecumSeh last week are home
again in Lincoln.
Ex-Governor Furnas of Brownvtllc, was a
Lincoln visitor the past week.
Miss Ella Pr0uty, of Peru, is visiting in
Lincoln, the guest of Alr. and Mrs. j. IL.
Miller.
Miss Ella Bing visited the past week with
relatives in York.
Mrs. j. f.. Driesbach Is in Lincoln for the
winter and will make her home at Opelts.
Mrs. Ada Van Pelt departed the past week
for winter visit on the California coast.
D. T.. Houtz and Miss Laura HOutz were
passengers for California Thursday last.
Oscar Callhan visited with the family of
Hon. John b. Clark portion of the past
week.
Mrs. A. G. Wolferbarger. who has been
teaching at York, is at home for the replain-
der of the winter in Lincoln.
Mrs. .Mundy, of Carthage, ILL.,, is visiting
with relatives and friends in Lincoln
Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Klttle nave gone to
Their future home at st. Paul, Neh.
Miss Ef1ie Buck, of Sabbetha, Kansas, is
visiting in the capital city.
Rev. c. s. Harrison, OF Franklin, Neb., was
calling on Lincoln friends Friday.
Rev. j, j. Rolston, Ulysses, was n Lincoln
visitor Thursday.